Srinagar, Feb. 28 -- As the blessed month of Ramadan begins, a significant increase in the number of patients suffering from stomach and intestinal problems is being seen in hospitals and clinics across the district. According to medical experts, sudden changes in lifestyle and diet, and carelessness during Iftar and Suhoor are the main reasons for this. Medical experts say that during fasting, the stomach remains empty for several hours, after which the sudden consumption of heavy foods during Iftar puts pressure on the digestive system. Frequent consumption of pakoras, samosas and other fried items during Iftar causes acidity and indigestion. Low consumption of water between Suhoor and Iftar causes constipation and kidney problems. Drin...